Guidance for next year was lighter than anticipated, especially due to the upcoming product release cycle. Microsoft often sets the bar low for itself.
It could be reverse psychology, that it's not as bad as everybody anticipated. We're not really impressed.
You have to look at the cash flow of this company. It can rest on its laurels for a good long time and do well.
There's growth still there in the economy and the Fed's going to have to do its magic by continuing to raise interest rates.
There's growth still there in the economy, and the Fed's going to have to do its magic by continuing to raise interest rates.
There's a lot of uncertainty in individual names that's bringing down the whole Nasdaq.
It just a big, ugly, red day out there.
The blue chips look well positioned not just because their valuations look good, but (because businesses) have gone to finding one-source supplier. The larger a company is, the more solutions they supply.
That's a huge challenge. The margins are falling in printer and printing supply business.
The flow of goods is still happening around the world. That can only point to good things for the global economy.